The Great Traitor
大叛贼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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I Love History, Even Though Real History Is Heavy!
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Qidian Masterpieces
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The Needham Question is a False Proposition—On Why China Failed to Modernize Successfully (Part 1)
There has been a persistent interest in discussing this topic since modern times. —Using various "Chinese-Western comparisons" to argue why China failed to modernize. Because of their stupidity or malice, the conclusions they draw are mostly absurd: such as the inferiority complex of the Han people, the weakness of the small-scale peasant economy, and the nobility of maritime civilization.
This is the backbone of our nation.
Is the protagonist an idiot? Even setting aside the Kangxi Dynasty, even just days before the Xinhai Revolution, if you went to someone's county government office and started preaching about revolution and rebellion, wouldn't the protagonist be fearless? No normal person would do that!
Rebellions during the Kangxi and Qianlong reigns... You can't rebel without a massive army boost? That's laughable.
Author, speed up the pace! The other story, "The Conqueror of the Qing Dynasty in 1719," has almost wiped out the Qing Dynasty and unified the country. Stop dragging out the plot! You all killed Kangxi at the same time, so it's time to unify the country simultaneously!
People in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties were indignant at the sight of the Zhu family! They squandered such a vast country; regardless of the reasons, whether direct or indirect, it couldn't be blamed on the Zhu family's self-destructive actions. It was infuriating to even think about.
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I'm going to conduct a survey to see what all the readers of Daqidian (a Chinese online literature platform) think of the Qing Dynasty. 1. I dislike it; I think the Qing Dynasty is a disgrace among all the dynasties in Chinese history. 2- Neutral, with no opinion on the Qing Dynasty. 3- I like it and think that the Qing Dynasty made outstanding contributions to our country. Boldly enter your desired number; the results will be tallied in 15 days and then reported to the general public!
I'm not watching anymore. Can anyone recommend some time-travel stories? Just don't include modern military systems; this one seems really ridiculous. Aren't staff officers just military advisors? Are they going to introduce major generals, lieutenant generals, and generals later on? It's so jarring. Ancient and modern systems are just different names; there's no need to change them. 🙂🙂
The rebellions during the Kangxi era were essentially peasant uprisings. They lacked a base of operations and early leaders; a few opportunists stirred things up, and it spread rapidly. While the initial intention to oppose the Qing was correct, the lack of common sense was laughable.
The Ming Dynasty should indeed have perished, but it shouldn't have been succeeded by the barbaric and ignorant Manchu Qing Dynasty. It can only be said that the bandits were ineffective.